06-16-2003 06:13 AM - edited 02-20-2020 09:21 PM
PIX515
customer wanted to modify access-list (add a new line)
so he first of all issue no access-list command then
apply change to access-list, but access-list has been
removed from interface outside
is it a normal behavior ? on routers access-list stay tied
to interface event if you issue a no access-list command
thanks in advance for any comment
JYP
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06-16-2003 06:33 AM
Hi Jeanyves -
No it's not a normal behavior, sounds more like a mistake by the customer. It's always a good idea to copy the required ACL's onto a text editor (notepad) remember to include the 'access-group cmd' i.e. 'access-group inside in interface inside' or 'access-group outside in interface outside' - when copying the required ACL's and then issue a 'no access-list inside' or 'no access-list outside' as the first line on the copied ACL on your notepad before you copy it back onto the PIX, also make sure you are in config mode and do a 'wr m' (write memory) after the modified ACL's have been applied back onto the PIX.
Hope this helps -
06-16-2003 06:33 AM
Hi Jeanyves -
No it's not a normal behavior, sounds more like a mistake by the customer. It's always a good idea to copy the required ACL's onto a text editor (notepad) remember to include the 'access-group cmd' i.e. 'access-group inside in interface inside' or 'access-group outside in interface outside' - when copying the required ACL's and then issue a 'no access-list inside' or 'no access-list outside' as the first line on the copied ACL on your notepad before you copy it back onto the PIX, also make sure you are in config mode and do a 'wr m' (write memory) after the modified ACL's have been applied back onto the PIX.
Hope this helps -
06-17-2003 04:24 AM
thanks i'll pass info to customer , don't remember same problem
on IOS routers
JYP
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